last movie you watched (Flag Up SPOILERS)

[Freezdawg]

Iron man 2

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LA HAINE

[Master]

Iron man 2

was it any good?

[Drago]

89 pages and I didn't even know about this thread!

I watched three films over the weekend just gone.

A New Daughter, pretty shitty horror with Kevin Costner, was watchable at least

Soloman Kane, again a pretty shitty but watchable action romp.

Book of Eli, good film, really enjoyed it, pick of the three by far. Denzel still has it.

glad u found the thread bro, i wanna see book of eli, but can t find a good copy to download, the sounds always crap

watched kick ass now that was a good film! crazy as hell, little disturbing watchin a 11 yr old getting punched by a bloke plus shot plus her using the c word but apart from that i loved it

also watched edge of darkness, not bad but as a revenge movie i prefered law abiding citizen

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Amores perros (2000)

It's good but long, and loses momentum somewhere in the middle.

[CFH]

I just watched Open Range, which was a decent movie until about 3/4ths of the way threw. It had a shit ending and a terrible, forced love story.

Also saw Tombstone (great film, Val Kilmer is awesome in it) and Flags of Our Fathers (which I thought was an outstanding film and not your typical, jingoistic bullshit WW2 movie).

[CFH]

Saw The Changeling today. Excellent, if a sometimes disturbing movie.

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Classic film-making. The contrast between the beginning and the end of the film is amazing, and the pace in which it builds up suspense is brilliant. The last 20 minutes are a bit of a headfuck mind.

[Gandalf]

I watched The Hangover for the first time yesterday and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The naked Chinese man really scared the shit out of me though, I saw all this pubic hair and was thinking why doesn't he have a willy? I'd watch the film again, but that scene was warped. Well, now I think about it a lot of the scenes were pretty warped but they didn't make me think "Bloody hell, what on earth is this?" in quite the same way.

Good flick all in all.

[boozeboxer]

I just watched Open Range, which was a decent movie until about 3/4ths of the way threw. It had a shit ending and a terrible, forced love story.

Also saw Tombstone (great film, Val Kilmer is awesome in it) and Flags of Our Fathers (which I thought was an outstanding film and not your typical, jingoistic bullshit WW2 movie).

In the West weren't alot of love stories "forced"?

[Drago]

Classic film-making. The contrast between the beginning and the end of the film is amazing, and the pace in which it builds up suspense is brilliant. The last 20 minutes are a bit of a headfuck mind.

never heard of it but looks freaky just from the picture ha ha

watched mike bassett england manager on tv the other night, man i love that film its a fictional documentry abt a manager begining his international managerial career, bloody brilliant film well funny.

[Oggie]

Classic film-making. The contrast between the beginning and the end of the film is amazing, and the pace in which it builds up suspense is brilliant. The last 20 minutes are a bit of a headfuck mind.

Great film!
Did you see the uncut version?
I have that here, you get a lot of extra torture towards the end, haha. That was one of the first films to really chill me!

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Classic film-making. The contrast between the beginning and the end of the film is amazing, and the pace in which it builds up suspense is brilliant. The last 20 minutes are a bit of a headfuck mind.

Great film!
Did you see the uncut version?
I have that here, you get a lot of extra torture towards the end, haha. That was one of the first films to really chill me!

Hahaha yeah i did. Good film.

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[Gandalf]

I watched Up this morning and I thought it was fantastic. Touching, funny and really quite odd. Thoroughly recommended.